watchingdrwho.com - 3/6/2009
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watchingdrwho.com —
With a huge hat tip to a certain
“nijnepluis” for posting them over on Youtube, I bring...
you three Tenth Doctor bloopers. The first one is from that bit near the beginning of New Earth where the Doctor and Rose are relaxing on his coat ...
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March 5, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker —
Almost 24 hours since I signed up for Twitter (charlesatan)... James Melzer on podcasting your novel in Do As I Say, Not As I Do. SF Signal on Non-Genre Books for Genre Readers. Suvudu's giving away free books for download. Sarah Monette is auctioning off her ARCs. The Week asks Is Writing for the Rich? Jeff Vandermeer at Omnivoracious on Awards and the Passing of Philip José Farmer. Gerard Houarner on Looking For Love in All The Wrong Places. Cory Doctorow on In ...
[links] Link salad comes back to Oregon
Lakeshore —
Steampunk Song #1 - The God-Clown Is Near — Previously linked to this in a beta state. Selling Worldcon to the Publishers — Cheryl Morgan sticks her hand in the sausage mill, but I think she has a very good point. Is writing for the rich? — I certainly don't make a living off it. Hard Working Fail — So very not safe for work, so very funny. Frank Plant, man of steel — Fun with art. I'd love to own this particular piece. Roger Ebert reviews Watchmen ...
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